Maybe it's just me, but some of the language in the White House's new "Nairobi-Washington Vision" statement on debt relief sounds extremely patronizing. It sounds like "high ambition" means if 'you do what we ask you to do, then you'll get the money': https://t.co/0QNiuDuynz

🎉Thank you @eric_olander and @stadenesque for a great discussion on labour relations in Sino-African construction sites. The podcast is based on the chapter I wrote with @MandiraBugzy, based on my ethnography in Lamu Port construction site in Kenya ⏬ https://t.co/9bXlyfeJKm

So, the US ambassador to Singapore wears jeans, a t-shirt, and no tie to a meeting with the Prime Minister. It would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic. What's worse is that he THINKS he looks cool. 😂

When will someone teach U.S. diplomats that it is extremely disrespectful in Asia and many other regions to show the bottom of one's shoes during meetings with VIPs? Both feet should be planted firmly on the floor. Period.

Check out this absolutely fantastic @ChinaGSProject podcast about China and the Israel Hamas war featuring @jonathandfulton, @GAfterman, @IranChinaGuy, Jony Essa, hosted by @eric_olander!!!

Thank you @ilanberman for the wonderful opportunity to share my views on US-China great power competition in the Global South with the @afpc community. It's truly an honor. You can read my article in this month's edition of the AFPC Defense Dossier: https://t.co/6AgjX1Cdz8

🎧 For the @ChinaGSProject podcast, @han_cecilia + @nedopil join @stadenesque + @eric_olander to discuss how 🇨🇳Chiness infrastructure projects in Africa can better meet ESG standards. Listen in: https://t.co/v0dC8IpboQ

We shared a few reflections on the demise of The China Project in the latest episode of the CGSP Roundtable. @christiangeraud and @stadenesque joined me for a fascinating discussion about the future of fact-based China coverage. https://t.co/gOhK74TzyJ

A very strong overview of BRI at ten years from @lili_pike, quite a contrast with most of the US coverage. What a difference it makes drawing on experts like @BUBeckyRay, Christoph Nedopil Wang, @eric_olander instead of pandering to great power fixations. https://t.co/X1BVzO1BYg

Join us for an engaging discussion on China-Africa relations and the implications of China's growing influence in Africa for the US and the international order on Oct. 24. Register here: https://t.co/ogOb1bp44f

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It's remarkable to think how much money the US State Department spends on training its diplomats and yet they still don't get that showing the soles of your shoes in the direction of your host is considered quite disrespectful in most countries. How come they don't get this?

Is it just me or did China add another dash to its controversial 9-dash line that now includes Taiwan?

This episode of the China in Africa Podcast from @eric_olander and @stadenesque is just outstanding. @EKMatambo is brilliant — and make sure to listen to the very end, about the S. African singer who killed it on a Chinese singing contest!

The latest @ArabYouthSurvey reveals a stunning figure that almost half of all young people in North Africa want to leave their countries with the UK, France, Germany, Canada and the U.S. as the top destinations.

These articles are misleading at best. The Pew survey's 24 countries, while damning of China's efforts, only convey part of the story. Other polls in the Global South, such as the Afrobarometer & Arab Barometer, show that China is seen favorably, in fact, even more so than the US

@JosephWongUT Joe - Given interest, sharing a great @ChinaGSProject p’cast on Africa/China/Russia & related topics. To my mind, @stadenesque & @eric_olander (+ @KaiserKuo) have some of the most critical, evidence-based reporting out there on #GlobalSouth & #Africa. https://t.co/KVvITegRdB

In our @AfricaCarnegie newsletter for July, we examine the top global destinations for higher ed. for African students. In 2020, France hosted approx. 126,000 African students, followed by China with 81,500 students, and the U.S. with 48,000. More here: https://t.co/w6Tds3je3H

This episode was really interesting especially what @eric_olander had to say at the end about Washington having lost its nuance on China issues https://t.co/klCS25jrHF

Wow pretty harsh comment from Israel guest while optimistic comments from the other guest. What a show! Thanks ⁦@eric_olander⁩